This document contains answers to questions about tourism policy, planning, and product development. It discusses:
1) The definitions and relationships between tourism policy, planning, and product development. Tourism policy provides direction for tourism planning and product development.
2) The different levels, time frames, scopes, and spatial units involved in tourism planning and development.
3) The special characteristics of tourism as a product and their implications for tourism planning.
4) The benefits of planning such as preventing mistakes and building trust between stakeholders.
5) The prerequisites for effective tourism plans and product development, which include stakeholder involvement, available resources, tourism policies, and national legislation.
This document contains answers to questions about tourism policy, planning, and product development. It discusses:
1) The definitions and relationships between tourism policy, planning, and product development. Tourism policy provides direction for tourism planning and product development.
2) The different levels, time frames, scopes, and spatial units involved in tourism planning and development.
3) The special characteristics of tourism as a product and their implications for tourism planning.
4) The benefits of planning such as preventing mistakes and building trust between stakeholders.
5) The prerequisites for effective tourism plans and product development, which include stakeholder involvement, available resources, tourism policies, and national legislation.
This document contains answers to questions about tourism policy, planning, and product development. It discusses:
1) The definitions and relationships between tourism policy, planning, and product development. Tourism policy provides direction for tourism planning and product development.
2) The different levels, time frames, scopes, and spatial units involved in tourism planning and development.
3) The special characteristics of tourism as a product and their implications for tourism planning.
4) The benefits of planning such as preventing mistakes and building trust between stakeholders.
5) The prerequisites for effective tourism plans and product development, which include stakeholder involvement, available resources, tourism policies, and national legislation.
This document contains answers to questions about tourism policy, planning, and product development. It discusses:
1) The definitions and relationships between tourism policy, planning, and product development. Tourism policy provides direction for tourism planning and product development.
2) The different levels, time frames, scopes, and spatial units involved in tourism planning and development.
3) The special characteristics of tourism as a product and their implications for tourism planning.
4) The benefits of planning such as preventing mistakes and building trust between stakeholders.
5) The prerequisites for effective tourism plans and product development, which include stakeholder involvement, available resources, tourism policies, and national legislation.
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Assignment No. 1 January 25, 2023
Answer the following questions:
1. Define tourism policy, tourism planning, and tourism product development, and explain the relationship among them. Tourism policy it is a set of rules, regulations, guidelines and directive doings. Tourism planning is a term that will avoid turbid and messy situation, planning concludes organized and a good result. Tourism product development was objefy as bringing a new ideas, creative products, experiences and services. As we as, the strategies as well as individual decision directly affecting long-term tourism development and daily activities within a destination are taken. The relationship of tourism policy, tourism planning and tourism product development, the tourism policy makes the tourism planning have an directional and good access of plann alonh with tourism product development it make them have an idea to create a new market, services and idea of innovative in the primary bases of national, local development plans, land use plans,natural and cultural assets of the place, environmental policy, cultural policy,foreign policy and expressed national or local needs. 2. What are the different levels, time frames, scopes, and spatial, units in tourism planning, and To be uploaded at the google classroom on Monday, 30 January 2023, 9:00 AM development? There are (5) five differents of levels and it is
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3. What are the special characteristics of tourism as a product and what are the implications of those characteristics to tourism planning?
4. What are the benefits of planning?
Participatory tourism planning also contributes to the development of social capital by
building trust and support among the carious stakeholders in a destination. It help us to think carefully and critically It helps to avoid mistakes becaywe have a plan One of the best explanation is to prevent efforts, money and waste of time.
5. What are the prerequisites for effective tourism plans and product development?
The following prerequisites of effective tourism plans and product development are just from secondary resources that I mix with own definition of idea;
Having exploration, involvement, development, and consolidation personalities
Giving minds of stakeholders perceptions and attitudes Planning like expertise Availability and good quality of tourism related Awareness for external forces Acknowledgement in financial capital investment requirement Type and variety of tourism policy Best quality of excellence Paradigm tourism development National tourism policy and legislation
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